Hi,

The standard upper age limit is 30 years for the general category, and 33 years for the OBC category. So, if you belong to the OBC category, then you are eligible for the LIC ADO exam, with the advantage of 2 years of experience in the insurance industry.

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Hello aspirant,

Indeed, even if you have health insurance from India, you may still need to get German health insurance because everyone in Germany is required to have it, and Indian insurance isn't often accepted as enough by German requirements. You will require a German policy for your visa, university enrollment, and extended stay; your Indian insurance is merely a temporary fix for the first few months of your trip.

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Hello,

Since you have not appeared for CS exams after 2016, your registration may have expired. Here’s how you can proceed:

1. Check your registration status with ICSI by contacting your regional office or emailing them.

2. If your registration has expired , you will need to apply for de novo registration . After renewal, you can continue from the same stage without losing previous exemptions.

3. If your registration is still valid , you can reappear for the remaining two papers (Insurance and Taxation) in the next exam session.

4. Check the latest syllabus , as the papers may have updates. Prepare using the updated study material.

In short: check your registration, renew if expired after that, prepare as per current syllabus and appear for remaining papers.

Hope it helps !

Hello student,

To provide a more specific answer, please clarify which board and location you are referring to. For example, you could specify "BSEB Inter exam" or "UP Board Inter exam".

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Hi aspirant,

A bachelor's degree in banking and insurance provides access to a wide range of professional prospects in the competitive financial sector .

1. Graduates can pursue careers in commercial and private banks, insurance companies, investment businesses, and other financial institutions.
2. Common positions include loan officers, financial analysts, investment analysts, credit analysts, insurance underwriters, claims processors, risk managers, financial advisors, and bank probationary officers.
3. The industry's growing embrace of FinTech, AI, and data analytics creates a demand for workers with digital literacy and an awareness of these developing technologies, which leads to positions in FinTech startups and related fields such as data analytics.

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You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

Hii,

Congratulations on being chosen!

With a vibrant campus community and excellent placement prospects, TAPMI Manipal (BIFS) is a good choice for banking and finance. It emphasizes exposure to the industry and hands-on learning.

The best place to study insurance is the National Insurance Academy in Pune, which also has good connections with insurance companies. This is a fantastic option if you want to work in insurance.

Select TAPMI if you're looking for a more comprehensive finance career. Select NIA Pune for a specialized insurance career.

Commercial insurance protects businesses from financial losses arising from various unforeseen events. It's distinct from personal insurance you might have for your car or home.C ommercial insurance provides peace of mind and financial stability for businesses. It helps ensure they can recover from unforeseen events without facing crippling financial burdens.

• Organizations like The Institutes (formerly IIII) and the National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research (NAIER) offer online and in-person courses leading to certifications like the Associate in Commercial Insurance (ACI) or Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC).
• Websites like Udemy, Coursera, and edX offer various insurance-related courses, including those focused on commercial insurance.
• Some insurance companies provide training programs for brokers, agents, and underwriters.

Correct Answer: Regulating the insurance industry

Solution : The answer is (c) Regulating the insurance industry.

SEBI is the regulatory body for the securities market in India. It does not regulate the insurance industry. The insurance industry is regulated by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDA).